urjaman's dchrt chroot environment for pandora is mirrored here. Hi, this part is by urjaman - dchrt setup "quick" howto: The chroot is essentially a "ready to run" linux chroot tree without many/any of the customisations you've propably done to your OS, but with many added development tools - mostly with the goal to be able to (by default) create directly library ABI compatible binaries to the default pandora SuperZaxxon OS. You'll need to extract the archive as root to an ext* filesystem. The archive will create a folder named dchrt. eg. on pandora: cd /media/EXT-PARTITION-SD sudo tar xvf /path/to/dchrt-nn.tar.bz2 on a PC you can use the xz version (the mount point might be different) Then you'll need to modify the bits that you've propably modified/added in your host OS - namely home folder and an user. You can just copy /etc/shadow,group,passwd,gshadow to the dchrt/etc folder from your host os and create the home folder manually (chmod and chown) - or you can go into the dchrt as root and create a new user providing the same id and name as you in your host OS. Next you'll anyways (to do the user adding or just to enter the chroot) need to make/add a mount+enter script and maybe a script to run inside the chroot after entry. I'll give short examples to modify to your taste: chroot.sh (where-ever you want it, also name whatever): #!/bin/sh cd /media/